MS-147(01) Connectors, Interconnects

Coaxial Connectors (RF) are a type of connector that is used most commonly for radio frequency applications and is designed to transfer cables through a secure connection. An MS-147(01) is an example of such a connector, and this article will discuss its application field and working principle. The MS-147(01) is a 75 ohm SMB connector, and is a miniature version of SMA Connector, ideal for high-frequency signal applications due to its reliable electrical connection. Its frequency range can reach up to 6 GHz, and it is frequently used in telecommunications, and in other commercial sectors. Additionally, this connector is often used in its reverse polarity (RP)-SMB variation, which is designed for impedance-matching networks. In terms of its size, the MS-147(01) is much smaller than the standard SMA Connectors, allowing users to save a great deal of space when the connector is used with other devices. In fact, it has a clearance of 4.1mm and a 0.3mm center pin so that it can fit an even tighter space requirement. Moreover, it comes with a threaded design, a snap-on coupling mechanism, and a solder type. The MS-147(01) usually works via a center conductor being surrounded by a dielectric material and then by an outer conductor. This forms the housing for the contact and completes the shielding for any interference. Within the dielectric material, there is an inner contact that is typically formed by a cylindrical conductor or a pin. The outer conductor is held in place by the threaded body, and it is constructed in two parts - an inner part known as the inner ferrule, which is crimped to the center contact and the outer ferrule which is twisted onto the outer conductor. The inner contact is then engaged with the outer contact through a taper mechanism, where it is secured from the outside due to the forces of the threads. The MS-147(01) also has excellent RF shielding performance, with its shielded part constructed in such a way that it has excellent grounding ability and prevents unwanted external RF signals from entering the circuit. This connector also provides a highly reliable electrical contact and does not loosen easily, making it ideal for operating in conditions with a lot of vibration or continuous use. In summary, the MS-147(01) is an example of a Coaxial Connector (RF) that is typically used in high-frequency applications. It is smaller in size, has excellent RF shielding performance, and provides a highly reliable electrical connection, making it an ideal choice for any situation.